GARDEN CITY FUND
Message from the Chairman
2022 saw renewed growth in collective efforts to achieve Singapore’s City in Nature vision as Singapore eased out of Covid-19 restrictions.
Corporate and community partners intensified their involvement in projects that sought to leverage nature-based solutions to mitigate climate change. An example was the collaboration with OCBC at the OCBC Mangrove Park, where NParks is piloting the Ecological Mangrove Restoration method to enhance the long-term resilience of mangrove habitats, and would be ready in 2026.
There was also strong interest in marine conservation with new partners such as KLA Foundation and PSA contributing generously to the research and restoration of corals under the Plant-A-Coral, Seed-A-Reef programme.
Support for the Plant-A-Tree programme continued to grow, putting us on course to achieve our target for the OneMillionTrees movement. To date, more than 500,000 trees have been planted since the start of the movement in 2020 – a milestone achieved with the help of over 75,000 members of the community. Of these trees, more than 14,000 were donated and planted by some 70 corporations and 1,100 individuals during this reporting period.
Our reach was greatly expanded through partnerships with both organisations and individuals. They not only raised financial capital but also engaged with their stakeholders through various platforms like events, online fundraisers and marketing collaborations that helped share our City in Nature vision and encouraged them to donate to the cause and embark on their journey to play a part for our natural heritage.
Our outreach to the young, to enable our future generation to connect with nature and our natural heritage, was another area that resonated with many of our corporate partners. The Mind the Gap 200 Fund committed its support to Every Child A Seed for 2023 and 2024 while Microsoft Singapore contributed to Green Wave 2023 and Mandai Nature enabled the World Wildlife Day Regional Youth Symposium.
It was also encouraging to see individuals coming forward to support our City in Nature vision. A legacy gift from the late Mr Gerry Essery and Mrs Jo Essery went to the Singapore Botanic Gardens’ Give to the Gardens programme to fund conservation, research, education and outreach efforts. Long-time friends like Dr Rosslyn Leong and Mr Tan Jiew Hoe have continued with their generous support, as well as new friends like Mrs Tina Ou who contributed to the Gardens’ Herbarium Digitisation project, and Ms Tan Poh Joo who donated towards the conservation of rare plant seedlings at Pasir Panjang Nursery.
We are thankful and humbled by the support that we have received.
In the coming year, we will be stepping up our work on nature-based projects to mitigate the effects of climate change and plant species conservation leveraging the Singapore Botanic Gardens Seed Bank. We will also continue to drive outreach and education efforts to connect people with nature in our green spaces. We look forward to the continued support of the community and corporate partners as we embark on these efforts to realise our shared vision.
Professor Emeritus Leo Tan
About the Garden City Fund
Charity Registration Number/
Unique Entity Number:
T02CC1634C
Charity Registration Date:
19 November 2002
IPC Number:
IPC000104
Auditor:
Foo Kon Tan LLP
The Garden City Fund (GCF) is a registered charity and an Institution of a Public Character (IPC), with its registered address at National Parks Board, Singapore Botanic Gardens, 1 Cluny Road, Singapore 259569.
It seeks to enhance the enjoyment of our City in Nature by working with corporations and individuals to support the development of amenities and special features in Singapore’s green spaces; community activities and programmes that promote and enhance nature and ecology, art and culture, landscape and horticulture, animal and greenery management, animal health and welfare, conservation; and citizen involvement to encourage greater ownership of our City in Nature.
The Board of NParks serves as the trustee of the GCF and has appointed the GCF Management Committee to plan, develop, promote and manage the GCF in accordance with its Trust Deed.
The GCF Management Committee comprises mainly non-executive members except for the GCF Secretary Dr Leong Chee Chiew, who is also the Executive Director of National Parks, Gardens & Nature Reserves and Commissioner of Parks & Recreation.
Between 1 April 2022 and 31 March 2023, the total amount of cash donations through the GCF was about $12.3 million.
The 10th and 11th GCF Management Committee for the Year in Review
| Name | Current Appointment | PAST APPOINTMENTS | Occupation | ATTENDANCE AT MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE MEETINGS IN FY 2021 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Professor Emeritus Leo Tan* |
Chairman 1 November 2022 |
Chairman since 1 November 2006 |
Retired | 4/4 |
| Mr Daren Shiau |
Treasurer 1 November 2022 |
Member since 1 November 2016 |
Partner, Allen & Gledhill LLP |
4/4 |
| Dr Leong Chee Chiew* |
Secretary 1 November 2022 |
Member since 1 November 2012 |
Executive Director of National Parks, Gardens & Nature Reserves and Commissioner of Parks & Recreation, NParks | 3/4 |
| Mr Gerald Tan |
Member 1 November 2022 |
Member since 1 November 2020 |
Head of Reputational Risk for Asia, Credit Suisse Singapore | 4/4 |
| Mr Goh Kong Aik |
Member 1 November 2022 |
Member since 1 November 2014 |
Retired | 4/4 |
| Mr Han Jok Kwang |
Member 1 November 2022 |
Member since 1 November 2020 |
Business Development Advisor, Schneider Electric | 4/4 |
| Mrs Kirtida Mekani* |
Member 1 November 2022 |
Member since 1 May 2005 |
Director, CISTECH International Pte Ltd | 4/4 |
| Mr Guy Harvey-Samuel# |
Member 1 November 2022 |
Retired | 1/1 |
* These members have continued to serve for more than 10 consecutive years. Their wealth of knowledge, services and expertise have guided the charity to reach out to corporates and
individuals for funding support and ensured sound governance of the charity. As professionals in their own right, they have also contributed to a balanced composition in the committee,
with diverse mix of backgrounds and experience to meet the growing needs of the charity.
# Mr Guy Harvey-Samuel was appointed to the 11th GCF Management Committee on 1 November 2022.
Conflict of interest policy
The GCF Management Committee members are required to comply with the charity’s conflict of interest policy. The charity has put in place documented procedures for committee members to declare actual or potential conflicts of interests on a regular and need-to basis. Committee members also abstain and do not participate in discussion or decision-making on matters where they have a conflict of interest.
Whistle-blowing policy
GCF follows NParks’ whistleblowing policy for reporting improper conduct and to address concerns about possible wrong-doing or improprieties in financial or other matters within the charity.
All on board for the City in Nature
The transformation of Singapore into a City in Nature gained momentum with strong support from corporates and individuals in the past year.
Enhancing our
parks and gardens
UNESCO World Heritage site Singapore Botanic Gardens continued to strengthen its conservation, research and outreach efforts with the help of contributions received through its Give to the Gardens programme.
This has enabled programmes like Singapore Botanic Gardens’ annual fundraiser, Trees of the World, where individuals, corporations and embassies donated and decorated native trees in the Gardens, some of which were in partnership with schools, hospitals and non-profit organisations to spread messages of hope and inspiration. This created a festive display for visitors to enjoy from 4 December 2022 to 2 January 2023. Collectively, more than S$265,000 was raised from 52 corporate donors and 71 individual donors. This included a contribution from Equinix and its strategic alliance partners that contributed S$60,000 to support the Gardens.
A S$9,000 donation also came from EZ-Link through a collaboration to produce four limited-edition EZ-Link cards featuring botanical illustrations inspired by the flora in the Gardens; and the launch of a limited-edition sustainable bamboo charm featuring a Dipterocarpus species seed.
The new Spice Gallery in Fort Canning Park is planted with herbs and spices that were commonly traded in Singapore's past. Visitors can get up close to smell and observe these plants.
In other park enhancement projects, the Spice Gallery at Fort Canning Park was developed with generous support from Nomanbhoy & Sons, one of Singapore’s oldest spice companies. The gallery showcases the history of spice trade, various spice plants that were traded and their importance to Singapore’s economic and social development. Together with an experiential trail, the newly-refreshed space provided visitors with an opportunity to connect with plants.
Over 120 corporate and individual donors came together to deck out the trees around the Singapore Botanic Gardens in festive decoration, as part of Trees of the World, its annual fundraiser event. The proceeds will go towards supporting research, conservation and outreach in the Gardens.
The Greening of Singapore
The Plant-A-Tree (PAT) programme continued to make strong progress in the past year, contributing to the growth of the OneMillionTrees movement. More than 70,000 trees were donated and planted by more than 800 corporations and 5,000 individuals.
Microsoft Singapore pledged to plant 1,700 trees as part of a US$150,000 donation to the GCF. The donation also supported Trees of the World and the Green Wave campaign, a programme for students to have greater appreciation and awareness of the local biodiversity that is shared with the international and local community in commemoration of the International Day for Biodiversity.
Several other organisations marked their anniversaries by supporting the PAT programme. They include Huttons Asia which pledged to raise funds to plant 500 trees to commemorate its 20th year; Energy Market Company that made a generous donation to plant 200 trees to mark the National Electricity Market of Singapore’s 20th anniversary; and Schenker Singapore which pledged to contribute to the planting of 150 trees to celebrate its 150th year.
New supporters who came on board in the past year included Singlife and SAC Capital which donated S$30,000 each towards the PAT programme, and SCDA Architects which pledged to raise S$300,000 for 1,000 trees.
They joined regular contributors such as Geneco which has supported PAT since 2021 and donated another S$10,000 to the Singapore Botanic Gardens Seed Bank in 2023 in celebration of its 5th anniversary.
A fundraiser for PAT was also organised by Mediacorp in partnership with Daikin Industries. It was supported by advertisements on all nine Mediacorp radio stations and a post-event video broadcast on mainstream media in mid-November 2022.
Plant-A-Tree remains a hallmark programme of the Garden City Fund, enabling organisations and individuals to green up Singapore and provide new habitats for native flora and fauna.
Boosting
conservation efforts
OCBC, in its commitment to champion sustainability and mitigate climate change, has pledged to donate S$3 million towards Singapore’s first large-scale project to enhance long-term resilience of mangrove habitats; and increase Singapore’s capacity for carbon storage using the Ecological Mangrove Restoration method. This is part of the bank’s 90th anniversary gift to Singapore, that will enable the development of the OCBC Mangrove Park at Pulau Ubin to create additional habitats for Singapore’s native biodiversity.
In other conservation efforts, PSA donated proceeds from its annual golf event to support NParks’ Plant-A-Coral, Seed-A-Reef programme. A total of S$50,000 was raised from the PSA Golf Invitational 2022, which would go towards improving Singapore’s marine habitat through the transplanting of coral nubbins to Reef Enhancement Units at the Sisters’ Islands Marine Park.
Strengthening outreach
and education
After a four-year hiatus, the Singapore Garden Festival returned in 2022 to a new location at the Orchard shopping belt and Singapore Botanic Gardens. Supporting the event were platinum sponsors ION Orchard and Ngee Ann City, bronze sponsor Natural GRO, Shopee as official e-commerce partner, as well as partners Kayakasia Paddlesports Pte Ltd and Sprout Lab.
Another outreach and education programme, the 2nd World Wildlife Day Regional Youth Symposium 2023, was held in March with Mandai Nature, a non-profit wildlife conservation organisation, contributing S$140,000 towards it. The event, organised by members of NParks’ Youth Stewards for Nature Programme, brought together over 170 youth attendees from 15 countries, including all 10 ASEAN member states, to share their aspirations and discuss how youths can play a part in nature and biodiversity conservation in Southeast Asia.
This programme is one way that NParks, as the appointed CITES Management Authority of Singapore, has adopted to create wildlife conservation awareness and further engage a younger generation to provide platforms for them to come together to participate and discuss wildlife conservation and sustainable use issues.
Situated outside Ngee Ann City, one of the Singapore Garden Festival's show gardens themed ‘In the far, far away future’ immersed visitors in a world of towering vegetation and insects overtaking the space. A total of six show gardens transformed Orchard Road into a lively garden oasis.
Alongside the World Wildlife Day Regional Youth Symposium, the youths also organised a complementary suite of learning journeys, workshops, invasive species management and a crash-course on spotting illegally traded wildlife products online.
The upcoming Mandai Mangrove and Mudflat is one of the richest wetlands in Singapore and a rich feeding ground for migratory shorebirds. It will be conserved as a Nature Park, adding to the existing Nature Park Network around Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve.
NParks’ Concert Series in the Park: Rockestra ® made a strong post-pandemic comeback. Designed to bring visitors into our parks, the event held on 23 February 2023 attracted a 10,000 strong audience to Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park.
Individuals step forward
Besides the corporates, GCF also received support from many individuals. A sum of S$983,000 was received from the estate of Jo and Gerry Essery to support the Singapore Botanic Gardens’ Give to the Gardens programme. Other donors included Ms Tan Poh Joo who contributed S$30,000 to support the conservation of rare plant seedlings at Pasir Panjang Nursery; Mrs Tina Ou who donated S$50,000 to the Singapore Botanic Gardens Herbarium Digitisation project; and Mr Bhavesh Shukla who pledged to donate all proceeds from the sales of his photobook “God’s Own Design – A Photographic Journey Through Nature” to the PAT programme.
Mr Bhavesh has also started a fundraiser “Book-A-Tree” on the giving.sg platform to raise funds for PAT.
Mr Tow Heng Tan, through his foundation Mind the Gap 200 Fund, also made a generous gift of S$250,000 to support a range of projects that included Give to the Gardens, Orchid Conservation programme and Every Child A Seed, an NParks outreach programme to cultivate the appreciation of gardening amongst primary three students.
The year ahead
GCF will continue to work closely with corporate partners and individuals and to seek community support for various projects in the coming year. Among these will be nature-based initiatives in the Mandai Mangrove Mudflat area to mitigate the effects of climate change and improve Singapore’s long-term climate resilience, and the Singapore Botanic Gardens Seed Bank which will play an increasingly important role in plant species conservation.
GCF will also continue to focus on outreach and education through projects such as NParks Concert Series in the Park: Rockestra ®, botanical art exhibitions and the use of the Therapeutic Gardens to demonstrate the healing powers of nature.
Through these efforts, GCF aims to strengthen corporate and community involvement in its work and connect people more closely with nature. Visit www.gardencityfund.gov.sg for more information.
GARDEN CITY FUND
DONOR'S ACKNOWLEDGEMENT FY2022
We acknowledge and thank the following donors who have generously supported our City in Nature efforts, including those who wish to remain anonymous.
S$1 million and above
- Keppel Care Foundation
- Magical Bridge Foundation
- Peter Lim
S$100,000 and above
- AIA Singapore
- Aramco Asia Singapore Pte Ltd
- City Developments Limited
- Estate of Essery Gerald Stephen
- Goh Foundation Limited
- Hotel Properties Limited
- Leong Sou Fong Rosslyn
- LU Foundation
- Mandai Nature
- Microsoft
- Ocean Network Express Pte Ltd
- Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited
- Schenker Singapore (Pte) Limited
S$10,000 and above
- AECOM Singapore Pte Ltd
- AIA Investment Management Pte Ltd
- AirTrunk Singapore Pte Ltd
- Akiko Shaw
- Alfa Tech Vestasia Pte Ltd
- Allen & Gledhill LLP
- Allianz SE Reinsurance Branch Asia Pte Ltd
- Allied World Assurance Company, Limited
- Amgen Singapore Manufacturing Pte Ltd
- Ang Tian Chua
- Anshu Govil
- APM Property Management Pte Ltd
- ARC Marine Pte Ltd
- Boehringer Ingelheim Singapore
- Buddha Tooth Relic Temple (Singapore)
- Call Lade Enterprises Pte Ltd
- Capgemini Singapore Pte Ltd
- China Construction Bank Corporation
- CIMB Bank Berhad
- Cirrus Logic International (S) Pte Ltd
- Project Starfish Fund
- Consumer Journeys Pte Ltd
- DBS Bank Limited
- Deutsche Bank AG
- Digital Investment Management Pte Ltd
- Dymon Asia Capital (Singapore) Pte Ltd
- Eastport Maritime Pte Ltd
- Edrington Singapore Pte Ltd
- EFG Bank AG
- Energy Market Company Pte Ltd
- Equinix Asia Pacific Pte Ltd
- Equinix Singapore Pte Ltd
- ExxonMobil Asia Pacific Pte Ltd
- Financial Alliance
- Geh Min
- Geneco
- GIC Private Limited
- Goh Jia Le
- Ho Peng Leong
- Hong Bee Lan
- Infineum Singapore LLP
- Interflux Singapore Pte Ltd
- Johnson & Johnson Pte Ltd
- Kinokuniya Book Stores
- KLA Foundation
- KPI OceanConnect Pte Ltd
- KTC Civil Engineering & Construction Pte Ltd
- Kulicke & Soffa Pte Ltd
- Lanxess Pte Ltd
- Lasalle Investment Management Asia Pte Ltd
- Lee Kheng Nam
- Lee Sao Wei
- Leong Wai Leng
- Lim Kim Hoe
- Masjid Al-Falah
- Maybank Singapore Limited
- Metro Holdings Limited
- Micron Technology Singapore
- Motul Asia Pacific Pte Ltd
- Musarubra Singapore
- Ng Chin Siao
- NTUC Income Insurance Co-Operative Limited
- OCP Asia (Singapore) Pte Ltd
- Onn Wah Precision Engineering Pte Ltd
- Onn Wah Precision Machining Pte Ltd
- Onn Wah Tech Pte Ltd
- Ou Tsung Ming and Ou Chen Li Chin
- PetroChina International (Singapore) Pte Ltd
- Procter & Gamble International Operations SA Singapore Branch
- PSA Corporation Limited
- PSA International Pte Ltd
- Robeco Singapore Pte Ltd
- Sanchoon Builders Pte Ltd
- SCDA Architects Pte Ltd
- Schroders Investment Management (Singapore) Limited
- Sea Consortium Pte Ltd
- Singapore Life Ltd
- SP Group Pte Ltd
- Singapore Telecommunications Limited
- Sompo Insurance Singapore Pte Ltd
- Spirax Sarco Pte Ltd
- ST Logistics Pte Ltd
- Standard Chartered Bank (Singapore)
- Starhub Limited
- Sushi Express Group Pte Ltd
- Tan Jiew Hoe
- Tan Kwang Hwee
- Tan Li Ping
- Tan Poh Joo
- Teng Wen Lien Matthew
- The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited
- Uniqlo (Singapore) Pte Ltd
- Unisteel Technology Limited
- Virtuos Holdings Pte Ltd
- WWF Singapore
- Yap Soo Jin
- Yong Kon Yoon Eugene
- ZIM Singapore Pte Ltd
S$10,000 and below
- 2TPC Pte Ltd
- Aaron Shahril Yusoff Maniam
- Activecool Fashion
- Afterhurst Limited
- Ajinkya Kunal Arvind
- Alexander Shalen
- Alexey Rumyantsev
- Alisdair John Ferrie
- Alison Ng
- Alstom Transport (S) Pte Ltd
- Amazon Web Services
- Andrea Scipioni
- Ang Chi Hoe
- Ang Chun Gay
- Arrow Electronics Asia (S) Pte Ltd
- Ashland Singapore Pte Ltd
- Aspen Tech Pte Ltd
- Audi Singapore Pte Ltd
- Berkley Insurance Company (Singapore Branch)
- Bey Soo Khiang
- Bharmaiah Shivakumar Shayer
- Bridgestone Asia Pacific Pte Ltd
- Broad Peak Investment Advisers Pte Ltd
- Buddha's Light Association (Singapore)
- Bu Puay Siang
- Cai Li
- Cantonment Primary School
- Celanese Singapore Pte Ltd
- Chan Sia Lin
- Chan Tuck Keng
- Chang Pei-Yao
- Chen Hongyi
- Chen Kok Sing
- Cheng Shing Chow
- Chew Seng Chye
- Chionh Sze Chyi Mavis
- Chong Ik Wei
- Chong Lo Lan Pearlyn
- Christopher Quek
- Chua Choong Tze
- Chua Wah Ann
- Chua Yuaw Hong Edwin
- Crawford & Company International Pte Ltd
- CTC Global Pte Ltd
- Curie Holdings Pte Ltd
- Daryl Lim
- Dell Global B.V. (Singapore Branch)
- Digital Core Reit Management Pte Ltd
- DPEX Worldwide Express (S) Pte Ltd
- DTCC Data Repository (Singapore) Pte Ltd
- EIG Dermal Wellness (S) Pte Ltd
- EisnerAmper PAC
- Emerson Asia Pacific Pte Ltd
- Eng Leong Medallic Industries Pte Ltd
- Envista Forensics Pte Ltd
- Epam Systems Pte Ltd
- Eurokars Habitat Pte Ltd
- Evan Tan
- EZ-Link Pte Ltd
- Fairfield Chemical Carriers Pte Ltd
- Fendy Lee
- First REIT Management Limited
- Fo Guang Shan (Singapore)
- Foo Kok Hwee
- Foo Siang Keng
- Fortinet Singapore Pte Ltd
- Four Seasons Asia Investment Pte Ltd
- Fox Victoria Elizabeth Lan
- Fu Mao Holdings Pte Ltd
- Fu Yuan International Holdings Pte Ltd
- Fung Yuit Leng Juanna-Gaby
- Gan Wen-Jian
- GlaxoSmithKline Pte Ltd
- Goh Eck Meng
- Goh Liu-Ying (Wu Liying)
- Gorrepati Chaitanya
- Grab Taxi Holdings Pte Ltd
- Grand Venture Technology Limited
- Green Forest Landscape Pte Ltd
- Gwee Lay Peng Anna
- H.A.M. Creations Pte Ltd
- Hako Technology Pte Ltd
- Hilton Global Foundation
- Hitachi Elevator Asia Pte Ltd
- HKA Global (Singapore) Pte Ltd
- Ho Bee (One-North) Pte Ltd
- Hoong Bee Lok
- Hu Ping
- Hyphens Pharma Pte Ltd
- Hyundai Fuels Pte Ltd
- IEEE Asia-Pacific Limited
- iFast Corporation Limited
- Irving Tan
- Jackie Mang
- Jeffrey Heng
- Jiang Ke-Yue
- Jonathan Yap
- Kang Wen Ling
- Kanto Kagaku Singapore Pte Ltd
- Kao Singapore Pte Ltd
- Karen Fawcett
- Kevin Geow
- Khoo Ken Hui
- Killem Pest Pte Ltd
- Koh Chew Li
- Koh Qin Wen
- KOSÉ Singapore Pte Ltd
- KPI OceanConnect Global Accounts Pte Ltd
- Kwan Qian Yun
- Kwong Shiyang
- Lai Chon Yin Jason
- Lai Chung Han
- Lee Ti Seng Desmond
- Lem Jit Min Andy
- Li Jiehan
- Lim Bee Choo
- Lim Soon Hock
- Lim Xuan
- Lin Jinze
- Lingaraj Krishna
- Liu Fenghua
- Luba Marine Survey Pte Ltd
- Mandom Corporation (Singapore) Pte Ltd
- Marcellinus Simon Hendrikus
- Mary Tan
- Maximilian Ajit Singh Shau
- Melita Teo More May
- Mettler-Toledo (S) Pte Ltd
- MindChamps Preschool
- Miranda Clark
- Moo Yi Sin Jason
- Muhammad Fadhli Bin Borhan
- N&E Innovations Pte Ltd
- National University of Singapore
- Neo Huey Wen
- Neo Soh Kheng Florence
- Neu Ming Wei Kelvin
- Ng Ee Han Ivan
- Ng Wei Yong
- Ogilvy Singapore Pte Ltd
- Oh Kim Yeow
- Ong Liyi
- Oo Kian Kwan Kenneth
- Optiver Singapore Trading Pte Ltd
- OVOL Singapore Pte Ltd
- Pacer Water Polo Academy
- Pandan Crescent Pte Ltd
- Peggy Ngiam
- Pico International (HK) Limited
- Prosidon Pte Ltd
- PT Puninar Sarana Raya
- QBE Insurance (Singapore) Pte Ltd
- Quek Hong Hui Richard
- Rajah & Tann Singapore LLP
- Regina Lee Yong Cho
- Rex Tan
- Risis Private Limited
- Rohini d/o Amarthalingam
- Rotary Club of Marina City, Singapore
- Sake Ramaakanth
- Samudera Shipping Line Limited
- Sato Asia Pacific Pte Ltd
- Schappler Fanny Elsbeth
- Sciente International Pte Ltd
- Sealand Turbo-Diesel Asia Pte Ltd
- SECC Holdings Pte Ltd
- See Weng Keong Irwin
- Sharon Chan Sau Luen
- Shukla Bhaveshkumar Pravinchandra
- Sidley Austin LLP
- Singapore Customs
- Sofina Asia Pte Ltd
- Software-One Pte Ltd
- Soh Qi Rui
- Soh Qi Xu
- Spacebib Pte Ltd
- Starcom Media Worldwide
- Steve Hawkes
- Stuart Chng
- Students of BW Monastery
- Sumitomo Rubber Asia (Tyre) Pte Ltd
- Summit Power International Limited
- Tan Boon Hui
- Tan Kay Jin
- Tan Kian Loy
- Tan Suat Hua
- Tan Toh Hui Leonard
- Tan Yee Tiong
- Tang Chuan Ann
- Tay Hui Hian Kenny
- Tay Mui Hoon
- Telstra Singapore
- Teo Lok Tsong Terence
- Tern Yuh Sheng Joseph
- Tony Teo
- Too Chien Kuoh Elvin
- T. Rowe Price Singapore Pte Ltd
- Tuas South Avenue Pte Ltd
- Tuas West Drive Pte Ltd
- Unison Construction Pte Ltd
- Vance Chemicals Pte Ltd
- Wan Chee Foong
- Wee Kia Wah Daisy
- William Heng
- Wilmar International Limited
- Winnie Cheah
- Wolfgang Josef Neeser
- Wong Tan & Molly Lim LLC
- Xia Yiren
- Yap Chien Ting Livia
- Yap Wee Ling
- Yee Ming Innes Bridges
- Yeo Boon Pian
- Yeung Leung Ming @ Thomas
- Yong Shao Fung
- Yong Shao Onn
- Zedra Trust Company (Singapore) Limited
- Zurich Foundation
Donations listed above are of a minimum amount of $1,000
We thank all other individuals and organisations who have given to the charity, including in-kind donations.